Yes,
Nina - the server is w a a a y too slow for 111MB downloads. The best I got out of it was about 42Kb. It took over 30 minutes! By comparison, I downloaded that trailer (28MB) in about 5 seconds.
otown - with a
lot of work, you could achieve a similar kind of thing in PD. As Nina mentioned, there's no instant way of doing it.
If you take just the background (without the clips, photos, text & graphics), PD has a similar effect in the
Camera View slideshow template... shifting through a larger background. There was a lengthy discussion of that here
http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/17146
N.B. In the You Again credits, you may have noticed that the background is not completely continuous. It tracks for a while & is then linked by transitions.
The clips & images would each need to be inserted & manipulated manually - though you could combine/mix the camera view slideshow with other "pages" containing the clips.
Any clip or image can be manipulated in PD, including its motion path. Check out this
tutorial on PiP motion, made by the Prince of PiP himself...
http://www.youtube.com/user/PDtoots#p/u/19/4gPt7y6ipo0
The short answer to your question is "Yes -
something like that could be done in PD". I'd suggest tackling a shorter project first (about 30 seconds), before trying to apply it to a vacation or family history project!
Cheers - Tony
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